hey guys, well i usually do my burning often and it works fine, but todat i get this new surprise. I tried to burn my copy of Mr & Mrs Smith with the exact same programs i did it the first time when it went perfectly which are; Clone Dvd 2.8.5.1. in combination with AnyDVD 5.6.1.1., it rips it fine (according to me, but maybe not) and then when it's time to burn it does the following:


When i insert the blank media it tells me the following:
"Source data too large"

This writer is not capable of writing the source data as requested
To write these DVD files, please use the "copy DVD Titles" or "Clone DVD" option from the start screen.

And then when i press details it says this:

Write DVD 14 W2

Guys help me out here cuz this is freaking me out! Should i get a new Anydvd or clone dvd version, should i change a setting that has been changed by some mysterious source? what should i do?

And btw i find it hard to believe that the source data is too large cuz i burnt if from the original the first time off and it went fine, and it wasnt too large then, so what makes it too large now, it can't be right? Am i imagining things?

Clarify something. Are you backing up the original or copying the copy?

Maybe you're settin the option for dvd-9, how big is the output file?

whisperer i'm copying the copy,a nd rapid fire help me out here, im a bit of a noob, so what is this output fie and how do i know how big it is?

Are you using the same type of media, eg + or -, i got this when i changed format, but i can't remember which is the bigger of the 2

well i tried doing this with 2 copies, one of which was mine, and i burned that one from the original and it's on a maxell +R, i know this cuz i always use +R, and i tried it with another one which isn't an original and i have no clue wether its + or - media, and it gave me the same prob with both versions, weird! is there anyway i could tell on my pc wether a disc is + or - media? cuz i have no wat of knowingm it isnt written on it or anything... so there u have it DJ

Please set the output size selector to DVD5.

alright tru i'll try that, guess u gotta do that in the settings or something right? i always record on 4.7 gig disks, no dual layer just yet, hope that if i set it to 5, it'll b just right...thanks